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Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Publication date 1958
Topics kids and kritters, kids in peril
Publisher
Coronet Instructional Films
The classic fable is told with live trained bears and a cloyingly sweet young girl.
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Reviewer:
The_Emperor_Of_Television
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March 30, 2012
Subject: Not bad - Not great
Subject: Not bad - Not great
Decent version of the famous story.
The quality of the colour in this film is semi-decent, but not that good.
Exactly what was the purpose of this film, anyway?
The quality of the colour in this film is semi-decent, but not that good.
Exactly what was the purpose of this film, anyway?
Reviewer:
Spuzz
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January 28, 2006
Subject: Cue the Goldilocks!
Subject: Cue the Goldilocks!
This adaption of the tale is quite unique of course, because you¡¯ve got 3 trained live bears.. well. 4 if you include the creature playing Goldilocks. I tell ya, not too sure where they picked up these 2 kids, one playing the narrator, the other playing Goldilocks from, but they¡¯re just too gosh-darnit sweet for their own good. Loved watching the bears though. They¡¯re quite well trained here (even though you can see the string the trainer is using to pull them in some shots).
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